Tropical Adventure at the Biodome (Montreal)

Puppets, games and exploration: big bun for little ones! The animals that live in the tropical rainforest are the stars of the Capy’s Big Day puppet show. There’s also a play and discovery area where they can burn off some energy.Then, head off to explore the pathways through the ecosystems, lined with birds, mammals and even fish. It’s the perfect opportunity to have fun trying to spot the animals featured in the show!

Explore the Greenhouse at the Botanical Garden (Montreal)

Come to explore the Botanical Garden’s greenhouses!A cold winter’s day is the perfect time to explore the Botanical Garden’s greenhouses! Take a colorful trip through the succulents, orchids, ferns, penjings, banana trees and more, and indulge your natural curiosity.

Natrel Skating Rink (Montreal)

The Old Port’s skating rink, with its artificial surface guaranteeing always impeccable ice conditions no matter what the temperature, will be waiting for the first skaters on December 9.Visitors young and old are sure to enjoy Montreal’s biggest outdoor skating rink, including a ring of natural ice and spectacular views of historic Old Montreal. It’s open every day.

Expo for Kids: Montreal Speech Bubbles (Pointe-Claire)

With artists from Alberic Bourgeois to Michel Rabagliati, discover the architecture and evolution of the city. See its streets, neighborhoods, monuments, skyscrapers, balconies, and outdoor staircases that are so distinctive that they appear in comic strip panels by native Montreal artists.

Teen Zone (Dorval)

Teens can enjoy a night out with a DJ booth for music, pool tables, sporting equipment, Nintendo Wii games, a foosball table and other various activities.

Where: Sarto-Desnoyers Community Centre 1335 Lakeshore Dr. Dorval

Time: 5:00pm-10:00pm

Cost: FREE with membership card ($10) or $1 per visit

Age: 11 to 17 years old

Additional Info: www.facebook.com/dorval.zone

First Fridays-St. Columba (Pointe-Claire)

This month’s theme is: Time to get your game on! We’ll be hosting an evening of games, food and fun. Fly on over for 5:30pm or come when you can! Snacks and lots of activities will keep you buzzing with excitement. Dinner is served around 6:30pm (vegetarian options available). BYOB (juice, water, coffee always available) Kids who finish quickly can continue with the activities or watch a movie. Parents can relax.

Saturday, February 3rd

Outdoor Skating at Centropolis (Laval)

Families are invited to enjoy the outdoor skating rink daily throughout the winter months. On Saturdays, skaters will be offered a delicious hot chocolate at 2 p.m., courtesy of Divaliva restaurant (limited quantities)

Tropical Adventure at the Biodome (Montreal)

Puppets, games and exploration: big bun for little ones! The animals that live in the tropical rainforest are the stars of the Capy’s Big Day puppet show. There’s also a play and discovery area where they can burn off some energy.Then, head off to explore the pathways through the ecosystems, lined with birds, mammals and even fish. It’s the perfect opportunity to have fun trying to spot the animals featured in the show!

Introduction to Ice Fishing (Ste. Anne De Bellevue)

Discover the joys of ice fishing under the guidance of an expert. All equipment is provided. Dress appropriately for the weather. Free hot chocolate will be served.Ice conditions and weather permitting

Explore the Greenhouse at the Botanical Garden (Montreal)

Come to explore the Botanical Garden’s greenhouses! A cold winter’s day is the perfect time to explore the Botanical Garden’s greenhouses! Take a colorful trip through the succulents, orchids, ferns, penjings, banana trees and more, and indulge your natural curiosity.

Natrel Skating Rink (Montreal)

The Old Port’s skating rink, with its artificial surface guaranteeing always impeccable ice conditions no matter what the temperature, will be waiting for the first skaters on December 9.Visitors young and old are sure to enjoy Montreal’s biggest outdoor skating rink, including a ring of natural ice and spectacular views of historic Old Montreal. It’s open every day.

Fete Des Neiges (Montreal)

The Fête des neiges de Montréal, presented by Tim Hortons is back again for four weekends at Parc Jean-Drapeau.This popular family-oriented winter event has a program geared toward enjoying the outdoors, with a wide array of free and pay activities. Access to the site and to most of the activities is free! Some activities might be canceled and some areas might be closed due to poor weather. Check website for closures.

Family Activity at the Nichoir Wild Bird Conservation (Hudson)

Come join one Le Nichoir’s biologist for a walk in the Clarke Sydenham nature reserve for a series of fun activities for all ages to learn about how birds survive in the winter. There is no fixed cost for this activity, donations accepted.. Bring your snowshoes as part of the activity will be held outside.For birds, the hardest part of winter is not the cold but the lack of food. Some species solved that problem by migrating south but those that stay had to find other ways. Come join one of Le Nichoir’s biologist for a walk in the Clarke Sydenham nature reserve for a series of fun activities for all ages to learn about how birds survive the cold season.

Note that part of the activity will be held outdoor, dress according to the weather. Bring your snowshoes!

To make sure everyone can enjoy this activity, there is no fixed cost for this activity; you donate what you can. For birds, the hardest part of winter is not the cold but the lack of food. Some species solved that problem by migrating south but those that stay had to find other ways. Come join one of Le Nichoir’s biologist for a walk in the Clarke Sydenham nature reserve for a series of fun activities for all ages to learn about how birds survive the cold season.

Note that part of the activity will be held outdoor, dress according to the weather. Bring your snowshoes!

To make sure everyone can enjoy this activity, there is no fixed cost for this activity; you donate what you can.

My Snow Experience- (DDO and Laval)

All winter long, children aged 5 to 8 will be able to have lots of fun while learning how to snowboard for free in Centennial Park in Dollard-des-Ormeaux. This initiative of the Association des stations de ski du Québec (ASSQ—Quebec Ski Area Association), adored by children and parents alike, is offered every Saturday and Sunday until March 11. Guided by dynamic instructors, children will learn how to snowboard step by step in an environment specifically designed for learning.

Bring your equipment or borrow some with a piece of identification. (limited quantities)For birds, the hardest part of winter is not the cold but the lack of food. Some species solved that problem by migrating south but those that stay had to find other ways. Come join one of Le Nichoir’s biologist for a walk in the Clarke Sydenham nature reserve for a series of fun activities for all ages to learn about how birds survive the cold season.

Note that part of the activity will be held outdoor, dress according to the weather. Bring your snowshoes!

To make sure everyone can enjoy this activity, there is no fixed cost for this activity; you donate what you can. For birds, the hardest part of winter is not the cold but the lack of food. Some species solved that problem by migrating south but those that stay had to find other ways. Come join one of Le Nichoir’s biologist for a walk in the Clarke Sydenham nature reserve for a series of fun activities for all ages to learn about how birds survive the cold season.

Note that part of the activity will be held outdoor, dress according to the weather. Bring your snowshoes!

To make sure everyone can enjoy this activity, there is no fixed cost for this activity; you donate what you can.

Cineplex Sensory Friendly Movie: Paddington 2 (Kirkland)

Cineplex Entertainment in partnership with Autism Speaks Canada is delighted to present Sensory Friendly Screenings. This program provides a sensory friendly environment for individuals with autism spectrum disorder or anyone for whom the environment is suitable and their families to view new release films in theatres across the country.

These screenings are presented in a lights up, sound down environment. Ticket price is the child admission price for any guests attending these screenings.

Winter Carnival- (Ste-Anne-De-Bellevue)

Enjoy a day of outdoor activities. Sliding, dog sledding, snow sculptures and walking trails. There will be free hot chocolate served and for a small cost you can enjoy the on-site BBQ and taffy on the snow.

Expo for Kids: Montreal Speech Bubbles (Pointe-Claire)

With artists from Alberic Bourgeois to Michel Rabagliati, discover the architecture and evolution of the city. See its streets, neighbourhoods, monuments, skyscrapers, balconies, and outdoor staircases that are so distinctive that they appear in comic strip panels by native Montreal artists.

Winter Carnival Fun & Fireworks (Ste-Anne-De-Bellevue)

There will be a variety of activities as well as special and promotions being offered by local merchants. Stroll the boardwalk, watch the carnival bed race, dance and listen to music and see the fireworks show starting at 8 p.m. on the boardwalk (in collaboration with Parks Canada).

Where: On the Boardwalk, 170 Sainte-Anne St. Ste. Anne de Bellevue, QC

Tropical Adventure at the Biodome (Montreal)

Puppets, games and exploration: big bun for little ones! The animals that live in the tropical rainforest are the stars of the Capy’s Big Day puppet show. There’s also a play and discovery area where they can burn off some energy.Then, head off to explore the pathways through the ecosystems, lined with birds, mammals and even fish. It’s the perfect opportunity to have fun trying to spot the animals featured in the show!

Explore the Greenhouse at the Botanical Garden (Montreal)

Come to explore the Botanical Garden’s greenhouses! A cold winter’s day is the perfect time to explore the Botanical Garden’s greenhouses! Take a colorful trip through the succulents, orchids, ferns, penjings, banana trees and more, and indulge your natural curiosity.

Natrel Skating Rink (Montreal)

The Old Port’s skating rink, with its artificial surface guaranteeing always impeccable ice conditions no matter what the temperature, will be waiting for the first skaters on December 9.Visitors young and old are sure to enjoy Montreal’s biggest outdoor skating rink, including a ring of natural ice and spectacular views of historic Old Montreal. It’s open every day.

My Snow Experience- (DDO and Laval)

All winter long, children aged 5 to 8 will be able to have lots of fun while learning how to snowboard for free in Centennial Park in Dollard-des-Ormeaux. This initiative of the Association des stations de ski du Québec (ASSQ—Quebec Ski Area Association), adored by children and parents alike, is offered every Saturday and Sunday until March 11. Guided by dynamic instructors, children will learn how to snowboard step by step in an environment specifically designed for learning.

Fete Des Neiges (Montreal)

The Fête des neiges de Montréal, presented by Tim Hortons is back again for four weekends at Parc Jean-Drapeau.This popular family-oriented winter event has a program geared toward enjoying the outdoors, with a wide array of free and pay activities. Access to the site and to most of the activities is free! Some activities might be canceled and some areas might be closed due to poor weather. Check website for closures.

Parent-Child Hockey Fun (Laval)

Come play hockey with your child on the outdoor rink. There will be an instructor on-site. There will also be contests, friendly tournaments and hot chocolate (bring your own cup). Skate and hockey stick loans available (limited quantities).

Expo for Kids: Montreal Speech Bubbles (Pointe-Claire)

With artists from Alberic Bourgeois to Michel Rabagliati, discover the architecture and evolution of the city. See its streets, neighbourhoods, monuments, skyscrapers, balconies, and outdoor staircases that are so distinctive that they appear in comic strip panels by native Montreal artists.

Winter Carnival- (Ste-Anne-De-Bellevue)

Enjoy a day of outdoor activities. Sliding, dog sledding, snow sculptures and walking trails. There will be free hot chocolate served and for a small cost you can enjoy the on-site BBQ and taffy on the snow.

Puppet Show (Pointe-Claire)

This show, inspired by an English fairy tale, tells the story of a little mouse that walks through the woods searching for a hazelnut, only to come across wild beasts who try to trick her into coming home with them. But the smart little mouse knows it’s a trap and that they want to eat her. So, she comes up with an excuse: she already has an appointment with a giant monster named Gruffalo. But does Gruffalo really exist, or is it something the little mouse mad up?Presented by Valise Théâtre. Passes required